Lithuania: these 5 will continue to the next round

Out of 10 songs, 5 were selected to go to the next round in the Lithuanian national selections. Into bold, the songs that will go through:

  • Black Spikes ft. Indrė Launikonytė, “Don’t tell me”, 5 pt.
  • Thomukas, “Wish”, 1 pt.
  • Be U, “Love yourself”, 6 pt.
  • Titas & Benas, “No”, 10 pt.
  • Martyna Jezepčikaitė, “Thank you very much”, 8 pt.
  • Donata Virbilaitė, “The way I am”, 4 pt.
  • Twosome, “I love my bear”, 2 pt.
  • Milita Daikerytė, “Shadows”, 7 pt.
  • Aldegunda, “Sit down”, 3 pt.
  • Voldemars Petersons, “Never fall for you again”, 12 pt.

 

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